One of my trees in the pot (6 year old) had some bug problems (scale bugs, white flies...) and I had to foliar sprayed it with hydrogen peroxide, and after a month I foliar sprayed it with vegetable oil hand and baking soda; and a month after that with Neem oil, hand soap and baking soda.
I also added beneficial nematodes a month ago.
It seems that it took care of the bugs, but this morning I found 10 figs that were very soft to the touch. They felt like they were sponge.
I have 8 potted trees which I treated all of them the same, but I only have an issue with 1.
They all have the same soil and watered the same amount of water. Same treatment and same fertilizer.
The other 7 pots are thriving.
Does anyone have any clue what what could be the problem?
I live in New York Queens zone 6b.
Thank you.
I also added beneficial nematodes a month ago.
It seems that it took care of the bugs, but this morning I found 10 figs that were very soft to the touch. They felt like they were sponge.
I have 8 potted trees which I treated all of them the same, but I only have an issue with 1.
They all have the same soil and watered the same amount of water. Same treatment and same fertilizer.
The other 7 pots are thriving.
Does anyone have any clue what what could be the problem?
I live in New York Queens zone 6b.
Thank you.
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